Author: Charles Unruh
Date: 11:43:45 12/13/99
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On December 13, 1999 at 14:23:05, walter irvin wrote: >i believe that computers are very strong are capable of playing like a GM in >many positions ,like a super GM in some positions ,even above super GM in some >positions vs some players .but i also believe that they can play very weak in >some positions . And so can many human GM strength players. it seems to me that if programs openings could be geared toward >positions that favored computers and the programs themselves could gear there >playing style towards positions that humans dislike then computers would be alot Well i'm sure programmers like Shroeder do attempt this >harder to beat .also i think programs should have different engines all good >ones but with different styles .when set to anti-human randomly switch between >engines every 5 moves or so to keep human off balance . This seems interesting perhaps a bit in the future though, Many Chessplayers speak of having a consistant plan in the game, switchinh engines seems like it could cause some inconsistancies in play. Fritz 5 does have a feature somewhat similar to this in that you can set up 3 engines to play in one game. Interesting idea to be developed though
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